Technology
Funding incentive for budding Ai specialists
A new initiative is enticing Ai specialists to confront challenges faced by the Defence Force and the National Intelligence Community.
Forecasting the future operating environment
Advanced artificial intelligence might be exciting in science fiction movies, but Defence is treating similar concepts as possible future realities.
Getting a bird's-eye view
7th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, has taken to the skies, qualifying soldiers on the Black Hornet nano unmanned aerial system.
Defence launches SATCOM research collaboration
Defence scientists are working on a satellite communications research venture that has the potential to significantly enhance military capability.
DST launches new strategy
DST has unveiled a new plan for collaborative mission-directed research to ensure Australia’s forces maintain a capability edge.
Surveillance technology makes it harder to hide
DST scientists are working with counterparts from the United States to demonstrate the capabilities of advanced hyperspectral imaging.
New heights for Artificial Intelligence
Defence’s Artificial Intelligence prototype to transform airborne search and rescue is now in its second phase of development.
Potential of Ai to save lives at sea put to the test
An artificial intelligence (Ai) project run by Defence personnel in search-and-rescue (SAR) trials has the potential to save lives.
Navy unveils new weapon in war on waste
Chefs at HMAS Kuttabul in Sydney have a new weapon at their disposal to aid in the fleet’s war on waste.
Banking on cyber security expertise
A competition between military and banking personnel produced collaborative results in a cyber-security challenge.
Defence spearheads push for equality in STEM
Defence has reaffirmed its commitment to gender equity by taking part in an inaugural gender equity conference.
Unmanned technology used to fight bushfires
An Army regiment used an unmanned aerial system to survey blazing scrub in the Orroral Valley near Canberra on February 6.
